SINGAPORE — A cyclist was caught on camera jumping onto the bonnet of a car following an alleged altercation with the driver along East Coast Road on Friday (June 2).
SINGAPORE — A female cyclist was caught on camera jumping onto the bonnet of a car following an alleged altercation with the driver along East Coast Road on Friday .
The police are looking into a case of rash act. No injuries were reported in the incident, they added.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Katong Laksa (George’s): By George! That’s some solid Katong laksa in KatongI couldn’t help but wonder just how good the Katong laksa at Katong Laksa (George’s) could be. Maybe it’s because it was located in Katong, or the fact that the store was named after the dish itself. Perhaps it was just a combination of it all. Standing on its own with a white sunshade with […] The post Katong Laksa (George’s): By George! That’s some solid Katong laksa in Katong appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
Read more »
Ex-NCMP Yee Jenn Jong thwarts scammers staging fake car accidents - Singapore NewsMr Yee said that when he arrived at the drop off point, the residents apparently warned him to be careful of two men lurking around directly across where he had parked the truck. The residents told him that one of the men would purposely get himself pretend to be knocked by cars and then the pair would confront drivers for medical fees.
Read more »
'Can buy car, cannot buy toilet paper?' — Netizens divided on car-owning aunty who stole toilet paper - Singapore NewsPerhaps of the aunty’s visible distress, several commenters appealed to the post author not to embarrass her
Read more »
Rain in Canada's east aids mass firefighting effortBut the situation in Quebec remains critical. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Read more »
Morning Digest, June 3 - Singapore NewsHere are the top stories you might've missed...
Read more »
OPINION | Working Balls and the Meaning of Meritocracy - Singapore News'The skill that becomes essential in business is “Por Lamba,” or “Angkat Bola” (the Hokkien and Malay, which roughly translates to “carrying balls”)' — Tang Li, OPINION
Read more »